Broadcasters worldwide are aggressively pushing customers away from decoders, while Africa remains dependent on satellite technology.

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London — MultiChoice announced that its DStv On Demand CatchUp and series recording services are now available on the HD PVR 2P decoders. As of 9 December 2010, all DStv Premium Subscribers with HD ...

Multichoice, South Africa’s largest pay television company, took the wraps off of its next generation satellite television decoder named ‘the Explora’. The Explora will bring a greatly expanded ...

MultiChoice Nigeria has announced a 50 per cent reduction in the price of its DStv decoder, cutting the cost from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000, in a strategic move to tackle a sharp drop in subscriptions and ...

African DTH operator Multichoice expects its DStv personal video recorder (PVR) to be available in retail stores in the fourth quarter, the company announced. The PVR decoder is the latest addition to ...

With Bafana Bafana set to return to the FIFA World Cup™ stage, DStv is lowering the price of its entry-level decoders to make it easier than ever for more South African households to be part of the ...

MultiChoice Nigeria has slashed the price of its DStv decoder by 50 per cent, dropping it from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000. The company announced that the move aimed to attract more customers and curb ...

DStv is marking its 30th anniversary this year. DStv is marking its 30th anniversary this year, celebrating three decades of transforming how millions of Africans experience television. Since its ...